If you have any trouble, or know of someone who has, they will send a HUGE mass
of data to you, hoping you will offer a donation. I sent for what they had on
sarcoidosis, because my son has that, and it apparently is an "orphan"
disease--who works on it/???
so he cannot find the cause or remedy. It means all the organis gradually fill
up with scar tissue, and you die.
As I am desperately in need of knowing/keeping my deeply beloved son (is)
alive, I had them send what they had. I was astounded at the range and
amount--they never let even a tiny bit of data get lost. They have a big library
of all kinds of sources.
Just thought it might be good for everyone to know about that.
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Misha wrote:
> Howdy, all--
>
> While doing a brief search on migraine and ophthalmic migraine, I ran
> across a World Wide Web site that I thought some of you GMO watchers
> might be interested in.
>
> It's the site of the the National Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome
> Network, Inc., a non-profit organization that supports people with
> this condition. The network also encourages "research to improve
> treatment for L-tryptophan-induced EMS" and works toward "increasing
> awareness of the cause and effects of the disease."
>
> A backgrounder in the group's words:
>
> "In the fall of 1989, three patients in New Mexico were found to have
> extremely high eosinophil counts in their blood and were suffering
> from severe myalgias (muscle pain and spasms). Upon investigation it
> was determined that all three had
> ingested a petrochemically and genetically engineered product labeled
> L-Tryptophan. L-T in its natural form is an amino acid found in such
> products as milk and turkey. Within weeks the number of cases
> exploded into an epidemic of over 1,500 cases in the U.S. This new
> disease became known as Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome (EMS). Victims
> of EMS were suffering in unrelenting degrees of pain. Many became
> totally and permanently incapacitated, a number were on life support
> equipment and scores of EMS victims died."
>
> The site provides medical and experiential documentation of the
> illness, the believed cause, and other issues. I pass it along for
> your interest and evaluation.
>
> There are some interesting perspectives there--a combination of the
> precautionary principle (affected patients and their families who
> feel they've been used as guinea pigs in genetic engineering) and
> risk assessment (there are links to research on the topic). And of
> course plenty of assertions by the medical community that, see?, we
> always TOLD you supplements could be harmful! I'm not saying that
> this isn't true, but it intrigues me that, at a time when iatrogenic
> causes account for so much patient illness and death, prominent
> members of the medical community are so excitedly pointing fingers
> elsewhere, instead of at themselves.
>
> It's always easier to project blame than to take responsibility, and
> much more lucrative to quash questions and dissenting opinion than to
> build it into research agendas.
>
> peace
> misha
>
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